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FluentFiction - IrishBlooming Courage: A Heartfelt Gift on a Winter's DayFluent Fiction - Irish: Blooming Courage: A Heartfelt Gift on a Winter's Day Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-02-14-23-34-01-ga Story Transcript:Ga: I lár an gheimhridh, i mbuncar rúnda lasmuigh den bhaile ag bun na gcnoic, chaith an siopa bláthanna solas bog ar shaol Eoghan.En: In the middle of winter, in a secret bunker outside of the town at the foot of the hills, the flower shop cast a soft light on Eoghan's life.2025-02-1514 min
Noi venim din viitorOana Nedelea – Caprele Oanei şi un viitor mai bun pentru brânza româneascăVom avea un viitor dacă vom știi să aducem în el ce avem mai bun din trecutul nostru. Cine a trăit la țară cu picioarele goale pe câmp duce cu el ceva pe care cei îngropați astăzi în telefonul mobil nu l-au simțit niciodată. E vorba de legătura ascunse dintre tine și pământ, de animalele pe care le duci la păscut ca să îți dea seara lapte, de buruienile tocate pentru rațe și gâște, de cățelul care se gudură pe lângă tine și mii de alte lucruri care întrecut ne...2025-01-3129 min
Nuacht Mhall4 Eanáir 2025 (Gaillimh)Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall.
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Tá an FBI ag fiosrú mar eachtra sceimhlitheoireachta ionsaí a tharla i gcathair New Orleans, nuair a thiomáin fear trucail isteach trí shlua a bhí ag ceiliúradh na hAthbhliana ar shráideanna na cathrach, agus ansin thosaigh sé ag scaoileadh urchar leo. Maraíodh ar a laghad cúig dhuine dhéag, agus gortaíodh breis is tríocha a cúig duine eile. Ag a ceathrú tar éis a trí ar maidin a thar...2025-01-0405 min
Arctic EntriesChuck Arrsauyaq SeacaChuck Arrsauyaq Seaca by Arctic Entries2023-12-2007 min
Stepping Out ProjectPATRICK GRAHAM Stepping Out InterviewPatrick Graham from Leigh-on-Sea
“I was concerned about the Lock down but I took the advantage of working from home and being as productive as possible doing things around the house.
Lock down made me realise…, It’s easy to Isolate people and how easy it is to forget your need for interaction and closeness”2021-10-0707 minStepping Out ProjectONA SIMMONDS Stepping Out InterviewOna Simmons from Westcliff-On-Sea
"It effected my mental health, so tried to do keep fit indoors. The government information and news has not been clear and I feel trapped. This has given me and my family a lot of anxiety".2021-10-0707 minStepping Out ProjectSTEVIE BUTLER Stepping Out InterviewStevie Butler from Southend
“It was really difficult; I lost my network of friends and family and social circle.”2021-10-0705 minStepping Out ProjectSHEPHERD TAMBI Stepping Out InterviewShepherd Tambi from Southend
"In the lockdown I was eating too much and became a TV addict and I was not used to that. I was scared because I didn’t want to catch it, as I have known people that have died already.
This Corono virus has taught people to love each other, despite your colour and despite your background and realised that neighbours can actually care for you".2021-10-0707 minStepping Out ProjectWILF HOHENKIRK Stepping Out InterviewWilf Hohenkirk from Isle of Sheppy
"I never thought I’d do gardening and was pretty pleased with what I was able to achieve in Lockdown. This is when you find out what friends you really have! Right now, there’s no light at the end of the tunnel
I tell my family be calm and be safe"2021-10-0706 minStepping Out ProjectMSOO BENEDICTA MAKERI Stepping Out InterviewMsoo Benedicta Makeri from Southend
"This is a traumatising situation. As a single mother of two, my 4-year-old daughter says, “Why can’t we go out mummy is the Corona Monster still here”?
She will always remember having to wear a mask".2021-09-0606 minStepping Out ProjectMICHELLE STENNETT Stepping Out InterviewMichelle Stennett from Westcliff-On-Sea
"I wasn’t as worried as I should have been, it was only when the numbers started to rise that I started to take it seriously.
It was nice for my family to all be at home together, even though we were being forced, we really made the most of that quality time".2021-09-0609 minStepping Out ProjectMICHELLE PASSFIELD Stepping Out InterviewMichelle Passfield from Leigh on Sea,
“I have suffered from Zoom fatigue otherwise it hasn’t bothered me but when out and about I wear my mask”2021-09-0604 minStepping Out ProjectMICHAEL CAIREY Stepping Out InterviewMichael Cairey, from Westcliff
“This is a flippin nuisance, but I kept myself busy by painting which I love".2021-09-0604 min
Stepping Out ProjectMARCEL ALEXANDER Stepping Out InterviewMarcel Celine Alexander from Westcliff.
“People are walking along the street with the virus and is then you catch the virus, because people feel that you safe.., but you not really safe”.2021-09-0615 minStepping Out ProjectMARA CHRYSTIE Stepping Out InterviewMara Chrystie from Southend
"It was very distressing but I was lucky that my son came over to stay with me and he is a very good cook. I spent most of my time making mosaics".2021-09-0606 minStepping Out ProjectLORNA THOMPSON Stepping Out InterviewLorna Thompson from Southend
"I said to myself follow the rules. I used my time in doors to de-clutter. I’ve found that people care more about each other right now…, it’s a caring time.
We should recognize it’s a serious situation now".2021-09-0610 minStepping Out ProjectJENNY JACOBS Stepping Out InterviewJenny Jacobs, From Southend
“Covid came as a great shock and literally immobilized myself and my partner2021-08-0208 minStepping Out ProjectJOHN JAMES Stepping Out InterviewJohn James from Basildon.
“I’m not gonna let all this phase me, we all got to die someday”.2021-08-0204 minStepping Out ProjectJACQUELINE SEALY Stepping Out InterviewJacqueline Sealy from Westcliff-on-Sea
"From a business level it completely destroyed me and on a personal level it’s been a nightmare for me. There was a period when I said, “great lockdown I don’t have to get dressed”. That that was the road to ruin and eats away at the fabric of your relationship".2021-08-0208 minStepping Out ProjectJUDY JAMES Stepping Out InterviewJudy James from Southend
"It didn’t affect me that much as I wasn’t accustomed to going out. I found a hobby of watching peoples funerals on YouTube. I don’t know why, but it makes me feel calm".2021-08-0206 minStepping Out ProjectKEVIN WATSON Stepping Out InterviewKevin Watson, From Westcliff
“I spent a lot of time in my garden, but also my wife kept me busy with household repairs that had been put off for years.
People were afraid to mix with anyone and it continues to effect people”2021-08-0208 minStepping Out ProjectGAYNOR SOLLY Stepping Out InterviewGaynor Solly from Westcliff-On-Sea
Initially I was obsessive about cleaning and we had a decontamination pod at the front door. When you came in, you stripped off and swabbed everything down.2021-06-3004 minStepping Out ProjectBERYLE MELVILLE Stepping Out InterviewBeryle Melville from Forest Gate.
“I wouldn’t be able to go out for a long time and was nervous because I didn’t know what would happen"2021-06-3003 minStepping Out ProjectFAY SEALY Stepping Out InterviewFay Sealy from Westcliff,
“From the say lockdown, I lock down. Vaccine?? I’m not a guinea pig and when it tests and good, then I might take it but not now.”2021-06-3007 minStepping Out ProjectDAWNETTE FESSEY Stepping Out interviewDawnette Fessey from Southend.
“I was unsure of what to expect and then people were panic buying food and toilet rolls. We are very sociable people and I have missed being sociable.”2021-06-3010 minStepping Out ProjectCHRIS STERNSHINE Stepping Out InterviewChris Sternshine from Westcliff
“I missed going to the theatre, and I know it’s safety but I don’t like the masks”2021-06-0206 minStepping Out ProjectCASPER GRAY Stepping Out InterviewCasper Gray from Westcliff
“I am happy to be in my home. I never miss anything and would not take the Corona-virus Vaccine”.2021-06-0206 minStepping Out ProjectCHARLOTTE WINDLEY Stepping Out InterviewCharlotte Windley from Leigh on Sea,
“I live with family and my dogs and spent time reconnecting with friends on the phone. I have missed human interaction on a daily basis”2021-06-0208 minStepping Out ProjectDONALD CREARY Stepping Out InterviewDonald Creary from Thorpe Bay
It gave me the time to do what I needed to do without being distracted. Life goes on, you have to find a way.
As a community we either pull together or pull apart2021-06-0208 minStepping Out ProjectALEXANDRA WAITE Stepping Out InterviewAlexandra Waite, From Southchurch
“I was worried for my kids and we just couldn’t do anything. The Corona-virus has created massive mental health issues.”2021-05-1109 minStepping Out ProjectAUDREY HEAL Stepping Out InterviewAudrey Heal from Westcliff-on-Sea
I had only just started my business, Chrisma Hair Saloon and within two months I was shut down. So financially it was hard, very hard. It’s effected the whole family, to the stage where, if I don’t have to go out, I won’t. I have really taking to shopping online.2021-05-1005 minStepping Out ProjectANITA WHITELEY Stepping Out InterviewAnita Whiteley from Southend
This has been a devastating time. As a single mother of 4, still working as a key worker and at University, I’m finding it so hard to be positive myself. This has been extremely challenging.2021-05-1007 minStepping Out ProjectANGIE BRUCE Stepping Out InterviewAngie Bruce from Westcliff-on-Sea
It made me feel quite scared and very anxious. We’ve gone up, we’ve gone down, we’ve been locked in, we’ve been locked out. I’ve done an awful lot of baking, which I have quite enjoyed.2021-05-1006 minStepping Out ProjectNORMA GRIFFITH Stepping Out InterviewNorma Griffith from Westcliff,
“Since the Lockdown I have Been very sad. But I love my garden and it keeps me occupied. But the news on TV can make you very upset “2021-05-0306 minStepping Out ProjectStepping Out Project Participants TrailerWelcome to the Stepping Out Project.
South Essex African Caribbean Association SEACA, working with Label Free Creativity (CIC), present Stepping Out, a Covid-19 recovery project, using story-telling, digital tools and mediated support to encourage African and Caribbean elders and others feeling vulnerable in Southend, to ‘step outside again’ and start resuming routines, renewing friendships and returning to favorite places.
Stepping Out has been supported by the Essex Corona-virus Response and Recovery Programme, which is managed by Essex Community Foundation.
2021-04-1503 minNuacht Mhall23 Eanair 2021 (Baile Átha Cliath)Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall.
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“Éistíodh toil na ndaoine agus tugadh aird ar thoil na ndaoine.” Sin a dúirt Joe Biden ina chéad óráid mar Uachtarán Stáit Aontaithe Mheiriceá. Insealbhaíodh Biden roimh meán lae Dé Máirt agus roinnt uaireanta a chloig tar éis an tsearmanais insealbhaithe, chuir an riarachán nua tús lena mbeartais a chur i bhfeidhm agus go leor de chinntí Donald Trump a aisiompú. Ar dtús, fógraíodh...2021-01-2305 min
Între CadreEP 19 - No Country for Old MenSaptamana asta am discutat despre mult laudatul No Country for Old Men, castigatorul celui mai bun film la Premiile Oscar in 2007. Vorbim despre cum fratii Coen au creat o atmosfera realista, seaca si intunecata, dar si foarte tensionata, despre principiul "2+2 in loc de 4", despre temele filmului si despre cum banul acela decide sau nu soarta oamenilor. Check it out!
Next time on the show: Scott Pilgrim vs the World (2010)2020-08-3159 min
Kluvet landHur hjälper EU tiggarna?Fattigdom driver EU-medborgare att söka lyckan som tiggare i Sverige där många kommuner nu diskuterar tiggeriförbud. Men den stora frågan är: hur lyfter man ett land ur fattigdom? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. I Kluvet lands näst sista avsnitt åker redaktionen till Valea Seaca i Rumänien för att träffa de som tigger i Umeå för att ta reda på hur Rumänien påverkats av EU-medlemsskapet och om landet blir rikare.
I avsnittet får du stifta bekantskap med Gruia Stingaciu som tigge...2019-05-1624 min
Dulce RomânieAndrii-Popa de Vasile AlecsandriAndrei Popa (sau Andrii Popa) este un haiduc originar din Seaca, județul Olt, se alătură lui Iancu Jianu și atacă Vidinul și Plevna. Ceata lui avea sarcina să recupereze din seraiul pașalei și din seraiul vânzătorilor de cadâne, cele câteva zeci de fete furate de turci. Numai că Andrii Popa nu se poate hotărî și încarcă toate cadânele găsite, peste 500, în mai multe căruțe și le trece Dunărea în Oltenia. Aici, fetelor pământului le dă drumul la casele lor, apoi le vinde pe celelalte ca neveste la oameni, erau frumoa...2019-04-1203 min
Dulce RomânieAndrii-Popa de Vasile AlecsandriAndrei Popa (sau Andrii Popa) este un haiduc originar din Seaca, județul Olt, se alătură lui Iancu Jianu și atacă Vidinul și Plevna. Ceata lui avea sarcina să recupereze din seraiul pașalei și din seraiul vânzătorilor de cadâne, cele câteva zeci de fete furate de turci. Numai că Andrii Popa nu se poate hotărî și încarcă toate cadânele găsite, peste 500, în mai multe căruțe și le trece Dunărea în Oltenia. Aici, fetelor pământului le dă drumul la casele lor, apoi le vinde pe celelalte ca neveste la oameni, erau frumoa...2019-04-1203 min
Siúlach ScéalachSiúlach Scéalach - Muiris Ó Conaill ón Choireán agus 2 amhrán aigeCiarán Mac Mathúna agus Fionán Mac Coluim ag caint le Muiris Ó Conaill ón Chillín Liath in aice leis An Choireán (Waterville) Co. Chiarraí agus "Ceo Meala Lá Seaca" agus "An Súisín Bán" á cheol aige". Taifeadadh thart fá 1960.2017-05-1400 min
KaliberKaliber om romernas situationI andra delen av Kalibers serie med granskningar gjorda av Sveriges radios lokala kanaler följer vi reportern Viktor Åsbergs resa till Rumänien. I vintras åkte han ner för att försöka förstå varför romer söker sig till Sverige för att tigga i vinterkylan. I Kaliber återvänder han till byn i nordöstra Rumänien. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Han går med trasiga skor förbi de pastellfärgade husen. Det är december och molnen hänger gråtunga över den byn. Temperaturen går ned mot...2015-08-3128 minKaliberKaliber om romernas situationI andra delen av Kalibers serie med granskningar gjorda av Sveriges radios lokala kanaler följer vi reportern Viktor Åsbergs resa till Rumänien. I vintras åkte han ner för att försöka förstå varför romer söker sig till Sverige för att tigga i vinterkylan. I Kaliber återvänder han till byn i nordöstra Rumänien. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Han går med trasiga skor förbi de pastellfärgade husen. Det är december och molnen hänger gråtunga över den byn. Temperaturen går ned mot...2015-08-3128 min